Love is a Many Strangled Thing
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| Love is a Many Strangled Thing |
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| Love is a Many Strangled Thing | |
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| Episode Number | 481 |
| Production Code | NABF10 |
| Original Airdate | March 27, 2011 |
| Blackboard Text | I will not ridicule teacher's Final Four bracket. |
| Title Screen | Futurama music plays while the Planet Express ship flies past. |
| Billboard | Do Not Accept Candy From This Bunny (Moe in Bunny Suit) |
| Couch Gag | In ASCII art version, The Simpsons sits on the couch normally and Bart pushes the word "Fatso" in Homer's direction. Homer says "D'oh". |
| Special Guest Voices | Paul Rudd and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar |
| Show Runner(s) | Al Jean |
| Written By | Unknown |
| Directed By | Unknown |
| Credits | |
Love is a Many Strangled Thing is the seventeenth episode of the Season 22. It originally aired on March 27, 2011 and counted with Paul Rudd talent to make the voice to Dr. Zander and Kareem Adbul-Jabbar's voice guesting as himself.
Synopsis
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At a parenting class, Homer confesses to strangling Bart and recieves the ultimate punishment - a strangling by Kareem Abdul-Jabbar. Because of this, Homer becomes afraid of Bart at the fear of being killed by Abdul-Jabbar. So Marge has to find a way to set Homer straight.
Plot
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Homer goes into therapy, thanks to Marge, after humiliating Bart in front of the stadium crowd. While there, Homer confesses to Dr. Zander to strangling Bart. Shocked by this, Zander tries to talk some sense into Homer, but Homer doesn't think it's a big deal until Zander, along with Kareem Adbul-Jabbar, employs a role-play move to make Homer feel wihat is like to be like Bart when Homer is strangling him. It works and Homer can no longer strangle his son, however it turns out that Homers excessive punishments were all too neccesary in keeping Barts worst tendencies in check. Without his father to punish him Bart goes on a spree of doing whatever he wants without any consequences.
Production
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Paul Rudd guest stared as Dr. Zander and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar also guest voiced as himself.
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